Faith & Learning Forum

Many of my blogs inject political commentary, so it seems appropriate to share my politics.

I am an independent. Though economics and other Roman numeral political elements are important, they are not of the highest priority to me.

I am, first of all, a Christian and that drives my political thinking. More particularly I am concerned about a political environment that—on one hand—makes the propagation of the gospel as unobstructed as possible—and on the other—reins in the demonic progression of Secular Progressivism.

In short, I favor groups and candidates that support policies which are aligned with conventional Judeo-Christian principles. Positions that support religious freedom, the sanctity of life, and the affirmation of Judeo-Christian values are important to me.  Stances against religious persecution, attempts to drive God out of public discourse, and other obvious evils are equally important.

That a candidate is a Christian is of import, but not as important as the policies she espouses.  DC